David Farrier

It all seems to be going well, so you can just use those skills wherever you want.

Like when I went to visit Roosevelt last year in Manchester, she was producing this amazing show with these school kids who had basically come up with like a tie.

Can you explain it?

Because it was such a crazy idea.

Which is so trippy.

And you could, as someone going to that show, you could walk in and just see these, there's a video installation about the kids talking about what they're expecting the future to be like in a hundred years, which was very perceptive and like a combination of like cute and deeply sad and really intense.

And then items that the kids had chosen that would be important for like people a hundred years in the future and just how kids perceived that and what was important to leave.

Which is such an intense answer from a kid.

I know.

But that's the thing with producing, right?

Part of it is sorting out money, but also sorting out the people and enabling them to do everything.

So many things at once.

And you're a producer too, Rob.

Yep.

Wow.

That's true.

I feel like I'm trying to think if there's anything else that I want to learn about.

I think there's so many things, but maybe I told, I warned Rose, I said it was only be 10 minutes, but I feel like I've really been talking to you for a long time.

Is there any, do you have any other questions for me or Rob before we let you on your merry way?

about my with rob yeah i think i've learned that i think when i'm in moody i want to get better i'm getting out of my bad mood and communicating to rob that i'm in the bad mood but still finding a way to not just shut down but to keep getting things done because i tend to sort of disappear i go into like a little yeah yeah back out zone you feel distant yeah like the replies in the text i'm suddenly just doing like a thumbs up you know instead of doing a big long rant